Logis Hôtel Panoramique César

Logis Hôtel Panoramique César offers six room categories, for solo travellers, couples and families. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Rooms with a terrace or balcony stand out for their views of the Luberon, the mountains or nearby sights. Some also have air conditioning.

The 25 m² family room comprises two interconnecting bedrooms in a separate building and can accommodate up to four people. The double and twin rooms with a terrace measure 15 m²; the 20 m² triple room with a terrace has beds for three people. A standard triple room, also measuring 20 m², has a private entrance and overlooks a quiet street. The single room with a balcony is designed for one person. Bed arrangements vary by category.

Logis Hôtel Panoramique César has a restaurant, bar and terrace where you can sit outside. Continental breakfast is served on site, and room service is also available. The shared areas include outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and the rooms have air conditioning.

Free public parking is available nearby, on the street. For guests who want to explore the area on foot or by bike, the hotel offers hiking and cycling activities. The family rooms cater for stays with several people, while non-smoking rooms are another option. Private or express check-in and check-out are available. Practical features in the rooms include a safe, a wardrobe or dressing room, and a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Bonnieux is a hilltop village in the Luberon, with sloping lanes, stone houses and open views across the Provençal countryside. Its position on the hillside gives the village several levels and different vistas as you walk around. Heritage enthusiasts can take time to explore the old streets and stop in the small squares; walkers and cyclists will find country roads and paths among the hills, orchards and vineyards nearby.

The Musée de la boulangerie traces the history of bread and the trades associated with it. The Church of Saint-Gervais and Saint-Protais is a landmark in the village, while Jardin de la Louve offers another way to discover Provençal gardens. The Luberon Cedar Forest is a place to enjoy the fresh air among the trees and trails. The villages of Lacoste and Ménerbes offer more walks, with their old streets and panoramic views. The Château du Marquis de Sade is one of Bonnieux’s historic landmarks.

For a day of exploring, you can combine a visit to the village with a garden break and a drive along the Luberon roads. Spring and autumn are well suited to hiking and cycling, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In June and July, lavender fields add colour to some Provençal landscapes; in September, the vineyards and villages are quieter after the summer season. A car makes it easier to visit several villages and sites in the region.